outstanding, out standing

Outstanding or outstanding ( one word ) means

Out standing or out standing ( two words ) means

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turnout, turn out

Turnout or turnout ( one word ) means

Turn out or turn out ( two words ) means

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tag along, Tagalog

Tag along or tag along ( two words ) means

Tagalog ( always capitalized ) means

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Note--"tagalong" ( one word )

takeoff, take off

Takeoff or takeoff ( one word ) means

Take off or take off ( two words ) means

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takeout, take out

Takeout or takeout ( one word ) means

Take out or take out ( two words ) means

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takeaway, take away

Takeaway or takeaway ( one word ) means

Take away or take away ( two words ) means

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giveaway, give away

Giveaway or giveaway ( one word ) means

Give away or give away ( two words )

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liniment, lineament

Liniment or liniment means

Lineament or lineament means

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esoteric, exoteric

Esoteric or esoteric means

Exoteric or exoteric means

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scares, scarce

Scares or scares means

Scarce or scarce means

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man date, mandate

Mandate or mandate ( one word ) means

Man date or man date ( two words ) means

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astern, a stern

Astern or astern ( one word ) means

A stern or a stern ( two words ) means

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cox, cocks

Cox or cox means

Cocks or cocks ( rhymes with cox ) is the plural of cock, meaning a male chicken

Cocks may also be the third person singular ( he, she, it ) form of cock, meaning to

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knockout, knock out

Knockout or knockout ( one word ) means

Knock out or knock out ( two words ) means

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fetid, fêted

Fetid or fetid means

Fêted or fêted means

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aversion, eversion

Aversion or aversion means

Eversion or eversion means

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quart, quarte

Quart or quart means

Quarte or quarte means

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breakup, break up

Breakup or breakup ( one word ) means

Break up or break up ( two words ) means

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stopover, stop over

Stopover or stopover ( one word )  means

Stop over or stop over ( two words ) means

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aflame, a flame

Aflame or aflame ( one word ) means

A flame or a flame ( two words ) means

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aglow, a glow

Aglow or aglow ( one word ) means

A glow or a glow ( two words ) means

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uptight, up tight

Uptight or uptight ( one word ) means

Up tight or up tight ( two words ) means

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tartan, tarlatan

Tartan or tartan means

Tarlatan or tarlatan ( also spelled tarletan ) means

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